Tag: social justice

  • Going to February School

    Going to February School

    Last night we had the pleasure of co-sponsoring the Frederick Douglass Mash-Up as part of ACT’s February School. (Check out the fascinating student-organized programs here.) We gathered in a circle…

  • MIT Day of Action!

    MIT Day of Action!

    A year ago, a group of MIT students, faculty and staff joined together to create a day of learning focused on critical issues of our times. The day provided…

  • Put It Into Practice

    Put It Into Practice

    Last week, the Center for International Studies hosted a substantive program, Trump’s Victory: What Does It Mean for You?. Among the excellent speakers was Nadeem Mazen, MIT alum and a…

  • Learning from the Central Park 5

    Learning from the Central Park 5

    At the close of 2015, Charles M. Blow, a New York Times columnist who covers social justice and politics, asked other writers and scholars who focus on these issues to name…

  • The Myth of Race

    The Myth of Race

    This Thursday, we are honored to co-sponsor the visit of Professor Dorothy Roberts.  Roberts is an acclaimed scholar of race, gender and law and has done groundbreaking work in public…

  • It Is So Ordered

    It Is So Ordered

    It is so ordered. Thus, the final words of Justice Anthony Kennedy’s opinion written last Thursday, June 26, when the United States Supreme Court held that all same-sex marriage…